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When navigating unfamiliar political shoals abroad, OA’s analysis is always a reliable guide. We spot trends before they develop, so that your organisation is prepared.
Since 1984, Oxford Analytica's Daily Brief Services have developed a reputation for high-added value, predictive analysis enabling our clients to anticipate the business environment sometimes years ahead, whether in particular countries, sectors, or globally.
Here we highlight one issue each month where analysis from our Daily Brief Services has anticipated a trend which would lead to a significant impact on our clients, a trend often missed or misinterpreted by others in the industry. Here we give the evidence behind our claim of "No Surprises."
February 2007
When it comes to accurately assessing political trends in developing economies, Oxford Analytica is a global leader. South Korea is a case in point. In May 2006, Oxford Analytica predicted trouble for President Roh Moo-hyun's Uri party. Right up to its eventual collapse this month, South Korean coverage was ahead of events. See the Track Record.
January 2007 (updated April 2007)
Utilising our contributor network of world-class scholars, including some with years of experience ‘on the ground’ in Iraq, Daily Brief coverage has predicted the spiralling sectarian violence, swelling insurgency, and US military setbacks of the past two years, right up to the US administration's decision to sideline the Baker report and go its own way on Iraq policy. See the Track Record.
